StatsRelay Docs
Turn off client
Please turn off StatsRelay when not needed, don’t keep it running overnight to reduce the server load for esportsmedia, thank you!
Change Settings
- Go to /settings, to see available settings options
- Settings changes will be stored in a local file in the installation directory of StatsRelay
- Setting changes require restarting StatsRelay
- “Submit” will only update the file, changes will be active after the next restart
- “Reset” will reset not yet submitted changes
- “Submit & Restart” will update the file and restart StatsRelay immediately
- “Factory-Reset & Restart” will delete the local config file and restart StatsRelay
Configure Folder Location for ICE Graphics 2025
By default, StatsRelay will generate image paths in the vMix output that expect the StatsImages folder to be at “C:/StatsImages”. Team, Flag and other image paths are aligned to that subfolder structure and naming scheme.
Examples:
- Teams: C:/StatsImages/Teams/G99/G99.png
- Player: C:/StatsImages/Teams/G99/G99_Brunner_521.png
- PlayerImageSeq: C:/StatsImages/Teams/VSV/VSV_Helewka_2947/VSV_Helewka_2947_000.png
- GameStatusImage: C:/StatsImages/GameStatus/before game/before game_00.png
If the folder is extracted to a different location, the folder path needs to be configured via /settings -> Image Folder Config.
The path should use ”/” instead of ”\”. Some paths, especially for game status images can contain whitespaces.
Custom Image Path Override Config
If needed, own paths for player, team, flag and game status image can be defined. If any of the values is set at /settings -> Image Path Override Config, it will take precedence over the StatsImages folder path.
Integration with vMix
- See /output for available data sources
- Copy path and use in VMix as JSON data source
Integration with Scoreboard Connect
StatsRelay can listen to UDP-Gameclock data sent from Scoreboard Connect. For that the computer running StatsRelay needs to be connected to Scoreboard Connect via Ethernet.
- Connect ethernet cable to ETH8
- Change the IP of the connected ethernet device manually to 192.168.220.150, Subnetmask 24 or 255.255.255.0
- In /settings -> Game Clock, make sure that “UDP” is selected
- Select a game and open /api/v1/clocks/current
- You should now receive clock information via port 25835
Troubleshooting Connection with Scoreboard Connect
- Try restarting StatsRelay
- Download a Network Analysis Tool like Wireshark
- Check if you receive packages on the expected port and IP
Test-Data for UDP Clock
Gameclock-rs is a tool, that can be used to simulate UDP data from Scoreboard Connect
- Download gameclock-rs (Windows)
- Extract ZIP to folder
- Run “gameclock-rs.exe”
- Open localhost:8080
Troubleshooting StatsRelay
- Application doesn’t launch, terminal is only briefly visible
- Try deleting “application-local.json” in install dir if it exists
- Try reinstalling application
- No players visisble for Linup / Starting Six in /game
- If the game is in the future, quite possibly no lineup/starting six data will be available yet
- No games are shown for /schedule
- Try selecting an earlier date in the “Cutoff date” date picker